Trigger Finger Treatment in Malaysia
Also known as: finger tendon release, finger trigger release surgery, stenosing tenosynovitis treatment, Trigger finger release
748 verified doctorsRM 8,000 – RM 13,000typical costRecovery 28 days – 42 days
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Top doctors for Trigger Finger Treatment
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Dr Robin Low Chin Aun
Pain Management
5.0(361)
Columbia Asia Hospital Klang, Klang
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Dr. Ahmad Norshahrid Zahari
Spine Surgery
5.0(347)
KPJ Sentosa KL Specialist Hospital, Kuala Lumpur
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Dr. Darhaysyam Al Jefri Mohamed Muslim
Orthopedics
5.0(338)
KPJ Bandar Dato' Onn Specialist Hospital, Johor Bahru
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Dr. Sharizan Bt Mohamed Yusoff
Arthroplasty
5.0(296)
Columbia Asia Hospital Setapak, Kuala Lumpur
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Dr. Chee Wai Hong
Foot & Ankle Surgery
5.0(253)
Mawar Medical Centre, Seremban
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Dr. Ang Leong Chai
Arthroplasty
5.0(214)
Pantai Hospital Cheras, Cheras
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Which doctors perform Trigger Finger Treatment in Malaysia?
MedLads lists 748 verified specialists offering Trigger Finger Treatment in Malaysia, ranked by patient reviews and each doctor's focus on the procedure. Top profiles include Dr Robin Low Chin Aun, Dr. Ahmad Norshahrid Zahari, Dr. Darhaysyam Al Jefri Mohamed Muslim.
How much does Trigger Finger Treatment cost in Malaysia?
Trigger Finger Treatment in Malaysian private hospitals typically ranges from RM 8,000 to RM 13,000. The final cost depends on the hospital, the doctor, and your clinical needs — request a personalised estimate for an accurate figure.
What is the recovery time for Trigger Finger Treatment?
Typical recovery for Trigger Finger Treatment is 28 days – 42 days. Your doctor will advise based on your specific case.
Can I travel to Malaysia from abroad for Trigger Finger Treatment?
Yes — most international patients fly into Kuala Lumpur (KLIA), which has direct flights from major cities across Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Australia. Most nationalities can enter Malaysia visa-free for short visits, and our care team helps plan your appointment around your travel dates.